Beyonce has topped the Forbes list of world's 100 most powerful celebs list for the first time since her debut on the list in 2004.
The magazine says Knowles pulls $2.4 million for every stop on her world concert tour, has a raft of endorsements which bring her annual earnings to $115 million and, with her latest album, delivered a platinum-selling hit with no marketing or publicity by simply launching it on iTunes
The 32-year-old singer's rapper husband Jay-Z gained the sixth spot who made $60million , the BBC reported.
Basketball player LeBron James grabbed the second spot on this year's list, while hip hop star Dr Dre occupied the third spot with 620million dollars earnings.
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